In the top pane, the labour supply model has two types of explanatory variable: alternative-specific variables (i.e. income differences) and alternative invariant variables (i.e. demographics).
When it is endorsed, the hypothesis is regarded as more plausible, more probable, and more explanatory than relevant alternatives.
Seeking an alternative explanatory account, the accumulation of public debt needs to be understood, ultimately, in the context of declining growth [62].
Moving across the columns in Table 4, alternative explanatory variables are added to the model and the marginal effects associated with these variables are reported.
However, this alternative explanatory factor was more influential in the early 2000's as documented in Felgueroso and Jiménez-Martín (2009).
The empirical analysis points to limitations of political opportunity structure theory and provides evidence for the explanatory potential of alternative approaches.
623) but Molinini 2011 is more enlightening as it subjects the Euler example used by Steiner to a detailed scrutiny and compares alternative explanatory proofs of the same result.
We used landscape genetic techniques to test the explanatory power of alternative paths of connectivity across both burned and harvested forests and identified topographical and climatic variables that significantly influenced gene flow.
Introducing a broad range of alternative explanatory variables for employment in regression specification 4 generally results in a marginal reduction of the estimated treatment effects, with none of the differences with specifications 2 or 3 exceeding a single standard deviation.
In model 3, arbitral and extra-arbitral mediation reduced the average numbers of workers involved in admitted collective disputes (natural logarithm) at 5%% significance level, while in model 4, the coefficient of alternative explanatory variables toward the proportion of collective disputes is still not significant.
